does it work well on the front of truck with a front tow hitch ?
12580
I have a buddy that did it and he had trouble overheating. Not saying yours is going to do this . He had a old truck. I think it would working really do! I would check with the D.M.V. TO ABOUT IT BEING IN THE FRONT lights signals...
1593056
I do like mine a lot. It plugs straight into the receiver hitch and held there by a pin. It isn't too hard to lift my trike on it and strap it down for transporting. You do have to be careful as the right side of the trike does extend past the edge of the car but not by much.
1852515
HiI have it on my 2013 F150. As far as I can guess since it mounts in the hitch it should clear in hight. On my truck when fully extended it just clears the edge of the tailgate and allows plenty of room to step up. For the price IMO it is some of the best a $$$$I have ever spent on a aftermarket item.
387507
Yes it will work fine, the slots are close enough for small tires. It also has chains for retention so it won't slip off trailer.
673439
No it won't. You need a 2 inch hitch receiver for this to work. There may be an after market bolt on hitch receiver you can by that is made for the front of your f-150, or you can have one welded onto a strong Offroad bumper if you already have one of those. Good Luck
2062916
Not sure what you have in mind. You normally put accessory units above the receiver and it does not interefere with towing. Below the hitch would make it impossible to tow simultaneously. Hope this helps.
307949
I dont know why not we have a trailer hitch on the front just dont cover up head lights.we bought a new one that is not as heave as this one it was to heave for my husband to handle by him self.
666102
Can't answer for sure......it does have enough umph and enough lift to raise my 28' trailor off the hitch of my late model Dodge 3500 4WD pickup. Which is fairly high itself.
241773
I would not recommend it...I dont think it will raise your truck high enough as your body is high to begin with....I had to place 2x6 boards under the jack to lift it high enough for my Honda Element SUV.
1199929
I have a 2009 Toyota Venza and unfortunately I am getting drag in and our of my driveway. Harbor Freight has a Hitch Extender/Rise. I am going to give it a try.
757498
Yes it will work on a truck, you will have to buy a longer receiver to get it away from the bumper. Or you can buy a 2in. square piece of metal the length you need.
1966831
If you have a 2" receiver hitch; yes it works great. I carry a CRF250 on mine.
1755502
Works great on my trailer. It's nice because of the low profile. You can pull a car all the way up to it. Depending on what you are pulling, I would advise mounting it to the frame or creating a heavy steel platform to mount it too. Don't trust wood to hold it against pulling force.
1035309
I use it on my honda pilot and the bumper gets in the way of it completely folding it up. There are 2 up positions you can put it in, all the way up and most of the way up. I am only able to put it most of the way up and i use a piece of a wood chip to push it up as far as i can where it is against the bumper. I have driven with it up that way with no issues. If you hitch receiver is recessed back far you may have the same issue as I do but if not you should be fine.
488681
As stated by specs fits 1" 1/4 receiver, and given my towing rating is 2000 lbs in my hitch, I would say yes. Very heavy duty and has carried snow blowers and mowers for me at times. Good product.
1014322
Don't know why not. I think you would need a front trailer hitch receiver. I now prefer it in the back because I have a winch in the front and can pull myself out if I get stuck.
423198
i guess i depends on your hitch and on what you carry. i have a truck so it works wellnot the best quality, but worth the money